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Leah Rutz, MBA
Manager, Customer Success (Enterprise) at Smarsh
Leah Rutz, MBA, is a seasoned professional with a diverse educational background and a wealth of experience in customer success, business development, and international relations.
Leah pursued her higher education at various prestigious institutions, including the University of Oregon, University of Cape Town, Pontificia Universidade Catolica - Rio de Janeiro, and Saint Louis University - Madrid. She also participated in an MBA Exchange program at UW Foster School of Business.
With a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and a minor in Political Science, along with a Master of Business Administration, Leah possesses a strong academic foundation for her professional endeavors.
Throughout her career, Leah has held key roles in prominent organizations. She has served as a Manager and Team Lead in Customer Success at Smarsh, where she also worked as a Senior Customer Success Manager. Additionally, she gained experience as a Customer Success Manager at Zapproved and held positions at SurveyMonkey and inDinero in business development and sales.
Leah's international experience includes roles at the Embassy of the Republic of Angola in South Korea, where she worked as a Cooperation Officer, Translator, and Administrative Assistant. Furthermore, she has experience as an English Language Instructor at Haba School.
With a blend of educational achievements and a wide range of professional experiences, Leah Rutz brings a unique skill set and global perspective to her work.
Highlights
Portland Customer Success Meetup! Thurs., Sept. 12th at 4:30pm at Lucky Lab on NW Quimby. No sign up, just show up! See you there! Join the Rip City Success group for updates and future events https://lnkd.in/gWh9cNhd
Thx Robert Lewis for organizing!
We are half of the global population. We are bus drivers, doctors, teachers, CEOs, janitors, construction workers, social workers, and masters of the 'second shift'. Our bodies grow, birth and nourish life. Companies that value our thoughts and voices in board rooms perform better. Economies that include us grow. Our life expectancies are, on average, longer. When we are given academic and professional opportunities, we contribute more to the development of our families and communities ('the girl effect'). There is strength in our woman-ness and today we celebrate that strength. Thank you to all those who have lit the way for the girls and women of today and to all those who continue to do so. Happy (Belated) International Women's Day.
Thank you for the inspiration throughout my career journey ❤️ Gadija Allison Crystal Sincoff 🏳️🌈 Monica Enand Dana W. Michelle Andreassen Katie Meconis Megha Maheshwari Hazel Valdez Kim Crawford Goodman Linda Ronnie Jennifer Courchaine Elizabeth P. Nancy Perez Claira Hart
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